Sensibility

What do we mean by sensibility?

The ability to perceive stimuli. noun

Mental or emotional responsiveness, especially in being offended or in having one's feelings hurt. noun

The capacity to respond intelligently to refined emotions, especially in art. noun

The state or property of being sensible or capable of sensation; capability of sensation. noun

Mental receptivity or susceptibility in general. noun

Specifically, the capacity of exercising or being the subject of emotion or feeling in a restricted sense; capacity for the higher or more refined feelings. noun

In a still narrower sense, peculiar susceptibility of impression, pleasurable or painful; unusual delicacy or keenness of feeling; quick emotion or sympathy; sensitiveness: in this sense used frequently in the plural. noun

The property, as in an instrument, of responding quickly to very slight changes of condition; delicacy; sensitiveness (the better word in this use). noun

Sensation. noun

Feeling; appreciation; sense; realization. noun

Synonyms and Taste, Sensibility. See taste. noun

The quality or state of being sensible, or capable of sensation; capacity to feel or perceive. noun

The capacity of emotion or feeling, as distinguished from the intellect and the will; peculiar susceptibility of impression, pleasurable or painful; delicacy of feeling; quick emotion or sympathy; ; -- often used in the plural. noun

Experience of sensation; actual feeling. noun

That quality of an instrument which makes it indicate very slight changes of condition; delicacy. noun

The ability to sense, feel or perceive; especially to be sensitive to the feelings of another noun

An acute awareness or feeling noun

(physiology) responsiveness to external stimuli; the faculty of sensation noun

Refined sensitivity to pleasurable or painful impressions noun

The ability to sense, feel or perceive; responsiveness to sensory stimuli; sensitivity.

Emotional or artistic awareness; keen sensitivity to matters of feeling or creative expression.

Excessive emotional awareness; the fact or quality of being overemotional.

(in the plural) An acute awareness or feeling.

The capacity to be perceived by the senses.

People who always behave sensibly and in a dignified manner, without ompses (see ompse) Urban Dictionary

To do something that makes sens Urban Dictionary

The opposite of karate chopping and kicking cheese at 3am Urban Dictionary

One's own ability to react/respond to the artistic style of another. Urban Dictionary

Under achieving badger Urban Dictionary

Caveat. See it? Right there. That's what he does. "Sensible" 👈 That is what a caveat looks like. Hym "Look at the qualitative adjective usage of the word 'sensible' to create a quasi-(if not true) No True Scotsman fallacy. That's you trying to fit everything into your little 'Competence' box. 'Competence' is YOUR highest value and you are just projecting that onto women. I am good and good people value competence above all else. Women are good (unilaterally somehow 🤔) and, therefore, must also value competence above all else. Urban Dictionary

1) A leftist simp with an ironic name. 2) A Democratic mouthpiece who often spins any negative situations to favor the left a la Jennifer Psaki. Urban Dictionary

The best weblog in the world, The Shiggity Shit, 5 time winner of the NZ net awards, a methaphor for big dicks, what kleenex made tissues for Urban Dictionary

When a site has become unreachable because of too much traffic/excess of bandwidth. Coined at Sensibleerection.com. Related: Farked, Slashdotted. Urban Dictionary

When you're sensible, even though you don't want to be. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sensibility:
sensibility, tensibility, feasibility, sensitivity, insensibility, sensibilize, vendibility, ostensibility, sensibilia, sensibilise, sensibilis.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sensibility:
austen, persuasion, sentimental, marianne, prejudice, eliot, aesthetics, emma, realism, sympathy, poetic, critique, aesthetic, imagination, pride, sense, feeling, humor, jane, emotional, perception, poets, romantic, poems, moral, critic, genre, intellectual, poetry, feelings, artistic, thompson, concepts, novel, readers, literary, pop, themes, sounds, dialogue, pure, reflected, understanding, adaptation, mainstream, pain.

Words that rhyme with sensibility:
facility, humility, liability, responsibility, ability, utility, capability, sustainability, agility, tranquility, stability, credibility, feasibility, hostility, possibility, vulnerability, disability, availability, volatility, viability, mobility, probability, reliability, compatibility, accessibility, civility, flexibility, nobility, futility, motility, culpability, versatility, visibility, permeability, eligibility, docility, affordability, fertility, senility, irritability, applicability, gullibility, debility, durability, instability, virility, inability, adaptability, variability, plausibility, gentility, susceptibility, portability, readability, profitability, fragility, acceptability, legibility, sterility, dependability, suitability, inevitability, incompatibility, ductility, fallibility, desirability, malleability, unavailability, predictability, incivility, infertility, amiability, maneuverability, infallibility, comparability, impossibility, respectability, survivability, advisability, irresponsibility, marketability, invulnerability, immobility, palatability, deniability, enforceability, invincibility, admissibility, comprehensibility, mental ability, unpredictability, believability, flammability, miscibility, invisibility, inaccessibility, inflexibility, learning ability, collectibility, transferability.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sensibility:
moral, aesthetic, religious, modern, exquisite, poetic, artistic, cutaneous, extreme, general, human, tactile, morbid, delicate, deep, romantic, acute, literary, excessive, much, common, nervous, refined, natural, feminine, quick, keen, fine, muscular, gay, contemporary, peculiar, postmodern, emotional, musical, lively, organic, discriminative, female, diminished, unified, cultural, heightened, spiritual, critical, indian, ethical, visual, modernist, century, mere, pure, profound, extraordinary, protopathic, epicritic, exalted, creative, unique, esthetic, intense, painful, genuine, exaggerated, finer, ecological, superior, victorian, feminist.

Words that sound like sensibility:
sensibility, sensibilities, sensibilia, insensibility, sociability, stainability, sensibilize, miscibility, solubility, salicylate.